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Apex Court Pulls Up J&K Govt, Asks Why No Reply on NRI Businessman Wife's Plea Against His Detention - (16 Oct 2019)

CONSTITUTION

Apex Court has asked the Jammu and Kashmir administration as to why it has not filed a reply on a plea by the wife of a Malaysia-based NRI businessman challenging his detention following abrogation of provisions of Article 370 of Constitution of India. The Court observed that the matter relates to "personal liberty" and the J&K administration should have filed its reply on the plea.

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